Classic SWAT Prank On Kids

Children, you can't kill them and you can't get rid of them until they go off to college. A lot of parents still believe in swatting their kids to keep them in line. If they took it this far, they'd never have problems again.

The moment when you ask for the bill in the restaurant you can act one of three ways. 1. Simply pay the price of the meal. 2. Query everything, claim you didn’t have that extra glass of wine. 3. Run - This is GENIUS!

Extremely lucky day for the kid, but tough day for the rider...little kids are worth more points, you know.

More animated awesomeness from B3ta's Cyriak as he shows off his talents on Showtime Shorts. Recoil in horror as he conjures circuit-board spiders and monsters made of meat from his limitless but warped imagination.

This kid gets towed on his Huffy Slider behind his friend's car and slams into a small tree. The tree is ok, the big wheel is a little worse for wear, and the kid is... well... he's got bigger problems than a broken trike.

This chick befriends a Great White shark and it allows her to hand feed it fish from the side of her boat. It's kinda cool and all that but lady you are kinda turning yourself into a real tasy snack - WTF!?

It's the meme that just wont die. An ear-worm of such unfathomable magnitude that will work it's way into your brain and set up a permanent residence on the tip of your tongue. You have been warned...

In this video by Wave Rave Snowboard Shop, professional snowboarders, Steve Klassan and Bob Carlson, perform difficult tricks while tandem snowboarding with their daughters, Kinsey Klassan (2) and Emma Carlson (4).

I love commercials for cars. It does make you want to do something that has nothing to do with automobiles. Serriously though, all ads should be like this. Just ladies in bathing suits.....and cars!?

Despite being a hugely engrossing virtual world there are some jarringly unrealistic aspects to the world of Skyrim. The fact that this sort of thing is commonplace is one of them. Still a great game though.

A steel beam weighing over 20 tons falls over 35 feet and misses a guys head by less than 10 inches.